Bernie by Design

20/10/2026

19/10/2026

💜💎 What diamond dreams are made of…

Some diamonds are truly extraordinary, and this breathtaking natural pinkish-purple diamond is one of them!

Graded by GIA, this remarkable gem showcases one of nature’s rarest and most captivating diamond colours.

Natural purple diamonds are exceptionally rare, with their stunning hues created deep within the Earth over millions to billions of years.

A beautiful reminder that nature creates some of the world’s most extraordinary treasures. ✨

What do you think of this incredible colour? Would you love a purple diamond in your jewellery collection? 💜

📸 Diamond courtesy of .earth

19/09/2026

Pastel tones on a reimagined charm bracelet

11/09/2026

✨🍎 Shanah Tovah from Bernie by Design 🍯✨

As the Jewish New Year begins, we wish our wonderful customers, family, and friends a year filled with joy, health, and sparkle.
May this season bring sweetness, new beginnings, and cherished moments with your loved ones.

From our family to yours – Happy New Year! 💎
— Bernie & Rebekah

📍 Bernie by Design – 3/981 North Rd, Murrumbeena
📞 0438 400 396 | 🌐 www.berniebydesign.com.au

31/08/2026

Nature truly is the most remarkable designer! 💎

We couldn’t resist sharing this extraordinary natural tourmaline, featuring three vivid colours within a single gemstone. A beautiful example of the fascinating surprises created beneath the Earth’s surface. 💜💙💚

29/07/2026

✨ One crystal. Seven extraordinary pink diamonds.

The breathtaking Kao Legend Collection was crafted from a single 108.39-carat pink diamond crystal discovered at the Kao Mine in Lesotho.

At its centre is the magnificent 20.49-carat Kao Legend, graded Fancy Intense Purplish Pink by GIA. Even more remarkable, every diamond in the collection is Type IIa—among the rarest and purest of all natural diamonds.

10/07/2026

💎A Giant Among Gemstones

At an astonishing 7,626 carats, this breathtaking Brazilian topaz is one of the largest faceted gemstones in the GIA Museum collection. Sourced from Brazil—home to some of the world’s finest topaz—this incredible gem showcases the remarkable size, clarity and beauty that nature can produce.

While gems of this scale are exceptionally rare, they offer a fascinating glimpse into the artistry of gem cutting and the extraordinary treasures found beneath the Earth’s surface.

Would you love the chance to hold a gemstone like this? ✨💙

08/07/2026

Whose been to the Cartier Exhibition at the NGV?
Bernie and I are going in a couple weeks and are very excited 🤩

23/06/2026

A beautiful piece with an interesting history…

21/06/2026

The shimmer of Pearls and some interesting facts about them

Pearls are timeless classics and are prized for their luminous glow. Whether you’re drawn to large South Seas, dramatic Tahitians, bright akoyas or colorful freshwater pearls, here are key factors to consider when evaluating a pearl:

Size: South Sea pearls are typically the largest, reaching 15mm or more. Akoyas over 9mm are considered large.
Shape: While round pearls are the most valuable, off-round strands can look round from a distance and baroque strands can make for affordable statement pieces.
Color: Overtone, orient and popular bodycolors such as deep gold can increase the beauty and value of pearls.
Luster: This is one of the most important value factors for pearls. South Seas are known for their soft, satiny glow, while akoyas are known for their bright, mirror-like shine.
Surface: This refers to whether the pearl has any surface blemishes such as dimples and scratches. High surface quality pearls should be smooth and clean.
Nacre: Consider the continuity, thickness, and condition of a pearl’s nacre when evaluating pearl quality. Avoid pearls that appear dull or chalky, or where the nucleus is visible beneath the nacre.
Matching: In a well-matched strand, pearls should be consistent in key quality factors—especially luster, shape and surface. Designers may occasionally mix colors or use graduated sizes for artistic or unique effects.

Learn how to evaluate the best pearls for you: https://bit.ly/4vLf334